Decapitated Mermaid Head To Gain New Restored Stan
Danish foundry revealed a plan to replace the severed head of the Little Mermaid statue with a new one by mid June. The process will use the heart from the original plaster mold and a search continues for the missing head and the vandal.
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Water imperils city as Soviets plan dam blasting
A tremor scarred land near Samarkand as engineers and bomber crews prepared to blast a landslide dam and divert Zerayshan River. Evacuations spread while authorities warn of a potential flood threatening the ancient city. Strong quakes were recorded upstream, with authorities reporting a lake forming 100 miles away and a river diversion attempt to ease the danger within days.
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Rectory Robbery in Wisconsin Loots Guns Gems by Masked Trio
In Suamico Wisconsin three men robbed a rectory taking culling stones jade sapphires loose diamonds silver dollars suitcases and three revolvers including a pistol. The housekeeper freed herself and authorities released the priest after a lengthy effort. An inventory will set the loss. A fourth man waited outside in an older car. The article also notes unusual late April snowfall in Italy.
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Erhard Passes Test At Polls In Baden Württemberg
In Stuttgart German Chancellor Erhard’s Christian Democratic Party wins a strong share in Baden Württemberg state election. Official returns show the CDU capturing nearly half the votes, widening the gap with the Socialists and smaller coalition partners. Voters elected a new state legislature in a wealthy, major West German state ahead of next year’s general election. About 70 percent of eligible voters participated in the $5 million state campaign and election.
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UN peace force car stoned in Cyprus clash
In Nicosia the UN peace force commander’s car was stoned by Turkish youths amid Greek Cypriot clashes. Indian Lt. Gen. Prem Singh Gyani, unharmed, faced jeers as Turkish quarters blocked his exit. Greek officials pressed for self-determination as tensions spiked.
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Missing Lad Found Slain
A one year old boy who had been missing since Friday night was found slain Sunday near a railroad trestle in Will County. Coroner reports homicide with signs of a struggle and a head wound. Police say the body lay about 17 blocks from the home. a belt and torn clothing showed damage. Two youths discovered the body in a pool of blood. The case prompts a statewide search as authorities investigate suspects and motives.
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Tornadoes Hit Port Arthur With Property Damage
A tornado struck Port Arthur during heavy rain causing damage to the T. J. Moore home and an adjoining residence. Preliminary estimates place damage at 8000 to 10000 dollars with additional harm reported at a nearby skating rink. Brisk winds and blowing dust were also noted across western Texas.
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Cannes youth search ends with disappearance suspected
Authorities paused an investigation into a boy who left Friday night to visit a boys club six blocks away and was found dead on a river path a quarter mile from a road. The boy wore a jacket and blue work pants. His father, a farm laborer near Elwood Illinois, planned to move his wife and nine children to a new farm next week.
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Dixie Backing Seen Civil Rights Fees Fading Says Solon
Sen Hubert Humphrey said Southern opposition to the civil rights bill is weakening as Dixie senators realize the House passed it. He hopes a vote on a Mansfield-Dirksen compromise amendment comes this week but is patient. Sen Hugh Scott condemned threats and violence and said responsible Negro leaders oppose them. Page 8 CIVIL RIGHTS.
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Romania backs Nikita amid Communist China clash
Romanian leaders renew backing for Nikita Khrushchev while denouncing Communist China's criticism of Soviet economic policies. A government communique stresses using internal strengths to develop the economy, as tensions within the Communist bloc widen and Beijing intensifies its attacks.
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Space Men Program Sets Visit to Lubbock Coliseum
Public space science event at Municipal Coliseum morning program hosted by Texas Tech School of Engineering invites area high schools. Space experts will speak and tour the West Texas Museum exhibit. breakfast at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Coliseum meeting with lunch tickets $2, available today at In Town Inn or Dean Bradford's Tech campus office.
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New Trial Begins Today For Hoffa Case In Chicago
Teamster President James R Hoffa and seven associates go on trial today in Chicago on federal charges of fraudulently obtaining about 20 million in loans and diverting more than 2 million to personal use. Prosecutors and defense predict the trial could last up to four months.
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Thrift column argues for frugal living in tough times
In a Thrift feature from the era, the columnist urges readers to embrace economical habits. The piece stresses practical budgeting, careful shopping, and simple living as essential responses to financial strain, citing everyday examples and household tips.
Prayer Request for Guidance and Unity
A brief, unsigned prayer asks for help to seek mankind’s welfare. It pleads for guidance to pray, teach love among people, and give thanks for blessings. The fragment hints at gratitude and communal harmony framed in devotional language.
Chicago teachers threaten work slowdown over student policy
Suburban Chicago high school teachers plan a Tuesday work slowdown if the school board does not overturn a student policy. The action follows a meeting where eight teachers and the principal supported the policy, while others criticized it as restrictive.
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Sheriff calls jailer absence led to deliberate act
In a Sunday incident, condemned slayer Ruby rammed his head into his cell wall during a momentary jailer absence. Sheriff Decker called it deliberate while noting guards restrained him and a hospital X-ray exam followed. A psychiatrist engaged by the defense declined to reveal findings.
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American Officer Dies In Viet Nam Fighting
An American officer was killed near the southern tip of South Vietnam in combat. A second officer described the incident as taking place just after noon during a firefight with Vietnames forces. Nine other Marines were reported wounded as a recoilless rifle was seized and a canine unit assisted in the operation.
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